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Chris Johnston
Not at all by my studies
Chris Johnston
Not at all by my studies
Chris Johnston
Not at all by my studies
Chris Johnston
Not at all by my studies
Chris Johnston
Not at all by my studies
OIl is never going back to $60 unless there is a full scale world-wide economic meltdown. World production peaked in 2006. 2007 monthly average was slightly less @ 700K bbl per day less than 2006. Be looking for $120-150 bbl and $5 gallon next spring-summer…
OIl is never going back to $60 unless there is a full scale world-wide economic meltdown. World production peaked in 2006. 2007 monthly average was slightly less @ 700K bbl per day less than 2006. Be looking for $120-150 bbl and $5 gallon next spring-summer…
OIl is never going back to $60 unless there is a full scale world-wide economic meltdown. World production peaked in 2006. 2007 monthly average was slightly less @ 700K bbl per day less than 2006. Be looking for $120-150 bbl and $5 gallon next spring-summer…
OIl is never going back to $60 unless there is a full scale world-wide economic meltdown. World production peaked in 2006. 2007 monthly average was slightly less @ 700K bbl per day less than 2006. Be looking for $120-150 bbl and $5 gallon next spring-summer…
OIl is never going back to $60 unless there is a full scale world-wide economic meltdown. World production peaked in 2006. 2007 monthly average was slightly less @ 700K bbl per day less than 2006. Be looking for $120-150 bbl and $5 gallon next spring-summer…